DIVIDEND DECLARED IN WEEDS CO AFTER LIQUIDATION
Chicago reports a five percent dividend approved after delays in the Weeds Company liquidation. About $16,580 remains for creditors with $5,000 in secured claims paid. remaining funds to be shared by unsecured creditors. Court actions included attorney fees and notices to creditors as officers faced rumors and questions about disappearance of Woods.
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Chicago
Ehtimns
Itouds Co
Piper
Woods
Packer Ull
Vna
Mis
JA Fents
Womat Thom
Hin
Ashe
Hiram
Heo
Citrus markets and vegetable notes from Chicago to Philadelphia
A dense wire of market and crop notes mix reports from Chicago, Philadelphia, New York and other cities. Citrus fruit, butter and eggs prices move. spuds and onions show variances. fruit and vegetable trades travel across states with occasional crop reports and street notes.
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Calhoun County
Michigan
Elgin
Frankfort
Mich
Illinois
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Chicago
Cleveland
Carey
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Eges
Germany
England
New York
Britton
Boston
J. S. Stratton
Florida
Jacksonville
Iowa
R. S. French
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Cranberry Quiz
Western York State
Deal
Louisville
Joseph FF. Riehm
York State
Clarence Britten
W. W. Elzen
Chestnut Market
Buffalo News
Arthur Robbins
Hastings
Poultry market reports mixed as cold weather bites receipts
Chicago market notes cold stormy conditions curb poultry shipments this week with only scattered carloads arriving. Dressed stock held at steady to higher prices. turkeys up a penny, springs up a half cent, and overall demand remains moderately active. Shippers eye Thanksgiving sales while forecasts warn of possible plenty or shortages depending on country crops and feed outlook.
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Chicago
Monday
Cox Tc
Springs
Cox
California Oranges Show Strength In New York Market
Nineteen cars of California oranges sold this week with strong demand. Top prices ranged from 4.75 to 7 for desirable sizes, typical fruit bringing 5 to 6.20, ordinary oranges 3.50 to 5.10. Florida oranges were poor, small, green and scarred, with auction sales for poor stock 1.10 to 1.60. Port Rico oranges and grapefruit priced around 1.78 to 2.75 per box for cultivated, 1 to 1.50 for wild, grapefruit 3 to 5 for larger sizes.
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New York
California
Strang
Florida
Porte Rica
Pineapple Market Plays Through Varying Prices in New York
Pineapples from Porto Rico and Florida sold generally between 1 and 2 dollars per crate in New York this week. Prices varied by size and quality with liberal discounts observed.
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New York
Porto Rico
Florida
New York Eggs Prices and Receipts Report
New York reports from March 1 to last Saturday show 6 receipts totaling 4,187,233 cases, up from 3,745,063 last year. Weekly receipts, daily prices, and storage egg movements are detailed, noting high prices lifting some stock quality needs and the potential for a cooler market as storage eggs move out by mid‑January. 475,000 cases remain in New York coolers at week’s end, with outside markets expected to increase imported age stock.
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New York
Jims
Packer
Poultry Prices Steady as Thanksgiving Prep Rises
Receipts heavy yet prices held for fowls and chickens at 11 1 4 to 11 3 4 cents. Turkeys, ducks, and geese stronger at 16 and 13 cents, roosters at 9 to 12 cents. About 105 freight cars in, dressed poultry trading slow. Thanksgiving demand looming with turkeys expected 20 to 21 cents.
Butter Buyers Hesitant Stock Tied to Immediate Needs
New York reports cautious butter buying as receipts rise year over year. Weekly and daily totals show steady demand with prices for creamery specials up to 35 cents and packing stock remaining firm. buyers favor high grade but move to lower grades when faced with high costs.
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New York
Grape Movement Heavy In Lodi District
Lodi California reports shipments of table grapes reaching 2200 cars by November 17. By October 1 500 cars had gone to Acampo Woodbridge Norton and other points in the Lodi district. Weak prices diverted many cars to wine. If the market had remained firm all season 5000 cars might have been marketed this year.
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Lodi
Cal
Acampo
Woodbridge
Norton
Icklands
Egg market volatility rattles Chicago prices and reporting
Chicago egg traders face a shaky market as fresh receipts dwindle making graded quotations impractical. Exchange debates include suspending all quotes and questions about storage reports and the impact of large storages not included in the latest figures.
California and Florida fruit census yields early figures
A Washington report outlines preliminary census statistics on California and Florida orange and lemon crops. It covers bearing and non bearing trees on April 15, 1910, production and values for 1909, and notes revisions may follow. It explains past dating differences and frost damage effects in Florida and California.
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Tsun
San Bernardino
Veratkeetl Ff Jounly
California
Florida
Eloria
Bn Tns
Wits
Tate
Washington, D. C
United States
Census Bureau
California Fruit Growers' Exchange Rules Charlestown Auction
Boston observers report a fruit sale dispute at the Charlestown Boston & Maine sheds. Dan Sweeney resists a 9 o clock sale while California Growers push dominance, backed by H Harris Co and the railroad. The fight may go to the Massachusetts Railroad Commission or Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Calif
Fruit’ Growers’ Exchange
Boston
Dynes & Co
Boston Fruit & ‘Produce Exchange
H. Harris & Co
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Charlestown
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Dan
Orin
Dan Sweeney
Californi
Battle Creek
Great Big Railroad Company
California
St. Louis
Railroad Con
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston and St. Louis
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Grand Junction cantaloupes loss sparks industry clash
John F. Moore of the Grand Junction Growers Association claims Lyon Coggin companies lost $20 000 in cantaloupes last season. Arthur Miller of Lyon Brothers downplays the figure noting a small loss and hints at possible internal marketing issues. John Nix & Co reports total Colorado losses under $2 000 with strong marketing methods.
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New York
John F. Moore
Grand Junction Bruit Growers’ Assn
Lyon-Cogepi
Cantiloupes Durin
Arthur Miller
Lyon Brothers Co
Miller
Amd
Cantaloupes
Grand Junction Asens
John W. Nix
John Nix &C
Moore
Colorado
Conmony
Colo
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Aga
Ix Woods
H. Woods
Orden Com, Co
Juin II
Indianapolis
Chicago Board
Leonard Seed Co
Irkee
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Marion
Wheeling
W. Va
Lakeland
Pinellas County
Scalia
Iers
W. F. Bozeman
Bradentown
Patterson Texas
Tyler
Tex
Dallas
Wavco Fair
Dallas Street
Shermian News
Sam E. King Axam
Houston
Traile
Cincinnati Exchange
Texas
Paris
Teasdale
Cullooka
Tenn
Pink Sheet
Nashville Poultry and Eggs
Kansas City
Clyde
C. L. Fitch
Wm. H. Hull
Pittsburg
Anthony Schaub
Oregon News
Borden
Little Rock
Ark
Borden Commission Co
B. Borden
Qonoke
Orange County Walnuts
Eugene, Ore
Columbus
Morton-Eastman Co
Berry Association
Ashland City
Enn
W. W. Scarborough Co
New Quarters
Weathersby
Miss
Tennessee
Charleston Banana Co
Chattanooga
Robertsdale
Ala
Califor
Nia
Fort Produce Co
New
Topeka
Kansas
Hannibal
Oscar Reitz
G. L. Thorp
All Louis
St. Loui Felsen
R. D. Haber Com. Co
Robert Fay
H. GC
Pixley
Andrew Bissig
Lau
Thisme
Renin
Lear
Wis
Nix
Lyon
Gibson
Grand Junction Col
Chie Fon
Caitaloapes
Sebie Bee
Hs Eamnarkable
Torino
Iin
Madie
Ieney
Wnothers
Ike oMas
Wits Perthing
Geeshinetion Association
BOC
Enuta Taupe Assurialien
Nareisa Urree
Osler
Ineldis
Atse
Ovxler
Reba
Abe
Kere
York
Appio
Tie
Ifoa
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